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I was looking at the @openssf OpenSSF annual report and wondering which kind of open source they use for their publishing.
Maybe one day, open source foundations will actually use open and free software.
Based on my experience, FreeScout is good, free and open source solution for implementing help desk. I worked with many companies that moved to it and are satisfied with FreeScout. In general, there is no need to add additional subscription cost to your budget, if you can have open source solution that works good and is customizable.
And if you are not techie and don't know how to implement FreeScout, you can always ask someone or some agency to implement it for you. https://itsfoss.com/freescout-open-source-help-desk/
#FreeScout #helpdesk #software #opensource #freesoftware #business #tech #technology
Based on my experience, FreeScout is good, free and open source solution for implementing help desk. I worked with many companies that moved to it and are satisfied with FreeScout. In general, there is no need to add additional subscription cost to your budget, if you can have open source solution that works good and is customizable.
And if you are not techie and don't know how to implement FreeScout, you can always ask someone or some agency to implement it for you. https://itsfoss.com/freescout-open-source-help-desk/
#FreeScout #helpdesk #software #opensource #freesoftware #business #tech #technology
Free software is for everyone: https://framatube.org/w/vdScW3ApcAcFNsPLKe4U8m #FSF #FreeSoftware
Compare #FreeSoftware activists who refuse to join and use proprietary platforms and tools on sheer principle, not even to try to rescue fellow #FOSS afficionados who are captured there, suffering #FOMO or just misguided.
To the North-Korean liberation movement, refusing to rescue dissidents, on sheer principle, because Kim-Jong Un is still in proprietary power. Instead they build a big fat signpost at the border, saying "Come here, it is the better choice!"
I was looking at the @openssf OpenSSF annual report and wondering which kind of open source they use for their publishing.
Maybe one day, open source foundations will actually use open and free software.
This is a bonfire demo instance for testing purposes
